Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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H SCRIBBLER NINA BELLE ALLEY “A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, A chain of friendship all the while.’’ If you are looking for a good sport, a sympathetic friend, and a true pal, behold Nina Belle! She never allows work to interfere with her pleasure, yet she is right there with correct answers. In later years, if she keeps on working her way into other hearts as she has ours, her friends will he innumerable. REBA AMICK “Happy I am; from care I'm free; Why aren’t they all content like me?” See that girl with the contagious smile coming down the hall? It's Reha. Friendly, laughing, light-hearted, yet tempered with seriousness when the moment demands. She has pursued her way here with us, and is known to be one of the best of pals. Here’s to you, Reba—success and happiness ! MARY AMOS “A loving heart, and a friend true blue.” Mary is ahvays a reliable source in time of trouble. Her ever-ready, “Sure, I’ll help you,” has transformed dull days into days of joy for many S. H. S. students. Her kind and sympathetic disposition has won for her a place in the hearts of her fellow students which will be hard to fill. She will also be remembered as an enthusiastic spectator and rooter at all the athletic games. HENRIETTA ANDERSON “Try and Trust will move mountains.” Click, click, click 1 Here comes Henrietta in a new pair of high-heel pumps. You see, they make her look tall. One is always glad when she is around, for everybody loves Henrietta, and Henrietta loves everybody. What would we do without her? “Oh, I studied that so hard, but I just can’t think!” No wonder we laugh. WILMA ATT AWAY “Cute and attractive; bright and gay, Just the kind of a girl to brighten the way.” Wilma and Wofford. Some alliteration, and it’s true. She’s stylish, witty, and beautiful! What more can we say? Really, she’s something unusual. Why does “Giggles” struggle vainly by the Elite looking for one of those “Hollywood blondes”.? Well, we think we know, but we won’t tell!

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 H e: SCRIBBLER. FRANCES ABBOTT “Not too serious, not too gay, But a true friend in every way.” If the world deals good-naturedly with good-natured people, it ought to be mighty good to Frances. She is a combination of dignity, unselfishness, common sense, and fun. In her zealous pursuit of a “sheepskin” she has not failed as a loyal class supporter, for at three little rings, a-trottin’ to the office she goes. FLORA ALLEN “Always jolly, never blue.” Without Flora’s witty remarks in class, we would be lost. To see her, one would think she was a quiet, shy little girl, but you just don’t know. In spite of her jolly and carefree way, her marks are good, and some day we expect to see her come up with a hundred on Algebra, her favorite subject. LEWIS ALLEN “A smile for all, a greeting glad. An amiable, jolly, way he had.” “Louie” possesses a winning personality, a cheerful disposition, and that priceless ability to make friends. His studies never suffer from neglect, and he never misses the Honor Roll. We wish you good luck, Lewis, and much of it H. C. ALLEY Certificate “Silence speaks forth wisdom.” H. C. is one whom we don’t hear much from, but he’s there just the same! He seems to be quiet and timid, but he gets there, and with all his teachers on his side, too. His composure has gained favor with his fellow-students, as well. LYLES ALLEY Certificate “If girls interfere with your studies, Quit studying.” Lyles is one of the best all-round athletes in school, and one of the most popular boys in the Senior class. He captained an upper-State basketball team and has made his letter in four major sports. And with the ladies, he is Power! Good luck, Lyles—and much of it.

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 SCRIBBLER. D. I!. AUSTELL It’s not that I don't like to work. But that I’m not in sympathy with it. D. B., tall of stature, hides a heart of gold beneath his impassive exterior. However great his knowledge, he knows when to keep quiet, but when he talks he says something. He is popular with his classmates—especially the fairer sex, who wish him all the luck in the world. ALBERT AVENGER “Great talkers are no f reat doers. From this, we draw the conclusion that Albert must be a doer.” As a carnival barker he would make a fine Cool-idge. He is one of those quiet, unassertive persons who makes an impression upon one by his very taciturnity. However. he makes a good pal and an earnest student, and he will surely make his mark in the business world. JOSEPH AYCOCK “.■111 great men are dead, and I don’t feel very well myself. Aycock is the perpetual gum chewer of the Senior class, and it doesn’t matter when or where—he is stocked with all flavors. Nobody has ever caught Joe studying, but he always passes. He never worries, and still believes there is a pot of gold at the foot of the rainbow. ALICE AYERS cheerful look for everybody is a fund of ready capital. Alice is a friend indeed, for she is always willing to help. We have never known her to be downhearted. The care of translating Virgil or solving Physics problems cannot dampen her gay spirit. We love her and wish for her success in whatever career she may choose. CLARENCE BAER “Never too serious, never too frivolous, But a rare good fcllmt'.’' When in after years we think of Clarence, we will be proud to recall that he was a member of the class of '29. He is always ready, with a smile, to do his part in anything. Bunny” is quite popular—especially with the fairer sex. He dares do all that doth become a man! What more can be said?